Falkreath Bandit Bridge - Dead bandits don't trigger traps
Prevented the rockfall trap from activating when the bandit dies in the Falkreath Bridge ambush.
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About this mod Machine translation
Prevented the rockfall trap from activating when the bandit dies in the Falkreath Bridge ambush.
There is an unmarked location east of Falkreath where 2 bandit archers try to ambush you from a bridge with 2 rockfall traps. Aware players can avoid traps by sniping bandits from a distance or flanking them from the side. However, the falling rock trap will trigger regardless of whether the bandit is dead or alive. There is no tripwire; who is activating this trap? This mod solves this problem by preventing the rockfall trap from activating if you have already killed 2 bandits.
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ESL flag plugin
Applies to existing saves
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There is an unmarked location east of Falkreath where 2 bandit archers attempt to ambush you from a bridge with 2 falling rock traps. An aware player can avoid the trap by sniping the bandits from a distance or by flanking them from the side. However, the falling rock trap will trigger no matter if the bandits are still dead or alive. There are no tripwires; who is activating this trap? This mod addresses this by preventing the falling rock trap from activating if you have already killed the 2 bandits.
Details
ESL-flagged plugin
Works on existing save
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